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Subject: D.C. Internet Summit Next Week
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2003 02:05:21 -0800
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I would like to invite you and your associates to attend the US IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) Summit, December 8-11, 2003 in Crystal City, VA, near the Pentagon. This major opportunity to participate in transitioning to the new Internet is in response to both DoD and Industry requests for a concentrated, affordable conference in the Washington, D.C. area. 

This exciting and informative conference on the Next Generation Internet will attract a remarkable line-up of speakers, including major executives from the Department of Defense and Industry, as well as prominent global scientists and analysts. This gathering should offer your organization great opportunities for forming new strategic relationships. Revenues from new products and services arising from the Next Generation Internet have been estimated at a trillion dollars over the next decade. 

You have undoubtedly heard of the booming interest in the new Internet, because of its dramatic improvements in end-to-end security, peer-to-peer communication, support of new generations of Internet-enabled consumer electronics and defense systems, and wireless mobility capabilities, as well as the recent announcement by the U.S. Department of Defense (that it was switching all Internet operations over to this new standard beginning in October 2003) and support by major vendors such as Microsoft and Sony. The Department of Commerce recently created a Task Force to generate an IPv6 roadmap. The press has also reported on the enthusiastic support for IPv6 by European and Asian governments, which have already started replacing the present Internet Protocol (in use since 1973). Sponsors for the Summit include IBM, Cisco, Sun Microsystems, Verio/NTT, HP, Nortel, Spirent, Automation Research, Elmic, Cal-(IT)2, IP Infusion, Alcatel, INS, Extreme Networks, Foundry Networks, UNH-IOL, Internet2, Nokia, KMI, Ixia, IPv6 Promotional Council, and the Northern Virginia Technology Council. Everyone who wants to benefit from early adoption of the new generation Internet will be at this conference in order to assess and to influence the 21st Century Internet. You should be there, too. 

We would sincerely appreciate it if you could put these dates on your calendar. You can read a more complete description of the Summit and register at http://www.usipv6.com. In addition to the presentations on December 9-11, there is also an optional comprehensive IPv6 tutorial on the 8th - please register NOW, because space is limited (and early registration saves you up to 50%). If you live outside the D.C. area, you'll want to reserve a room at the Doubletree Hotel as soon as possible, to be assured of conference rates. 

I will be happy to discuss our conference and to answer any of your questions at (310) 458-3233 -- or you can send an email to our dedicated information desk at info@usipv6.com. We hope you can attend and join us. We thank you in advance for your support -- and for forwarding this invitation to other individuals and companies who might want to attend the U.S. IPv6 Summit - see you in December! 

Sincerely, 

Alex Lightman
Chairman,
U.S. IPv6 Summit 2003 

 


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 <p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">I would like 
 to invite you and your associates to attend the US IPv6 (Internet 
 Protocol version 6) Summit, December 8-11, 2003 in Crystal City, 
 VA, near the Pentagon. This major opportunity to participate in 
 transitioning to the new Internet is in response to both DoD and 
 Industry requests for a concentrated, affordable conference in the 
 Washington, D.C. area.</font></p>
 <p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">This exciting 
 and informative conference on the Next Generation Internet will 
 attract a remarkable line-up of speakers, including major executives 
 from the Department of Defense and Industry, as well as prominent 
 global scientists and analysts. This gathering should offer your 
 organization great opportunities for forming new strategic relationships. 
 Revenues from new products and services arising from the Next Generation 
 Internet have been estimated at a trillion dollars over the next 
 decade.</font></p>
 <p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">You have undoubtedly 
 heard of the booming interest in the new Internet, because of its 
 dramatic improvements in end-to-end security, peer-to-peer communication, 
 support of new generations of Internet-enabled consumer electronics 
 and defense systems, and wireless mobility capabilities, as well 
 as the recent announcement by the U.S. Department of Defense (that 
 it was switching all Internet operations over to this new standard 
 beginning in October 2003) and support by major vendors such as 
 Microsoft and Sony. The Department of Commerce recently created 
 a Task Force to generate an IPv6 roadmap. The press has also reported 
 on the enthusiastic support for IPv6 by European and Asian governments, 
 which have already started replacing the present Internet Protocol 
 (in use since 1973). Sponsors for the Summit include IBM, Cisco, 
 Sun Microsystems, Verio/NTT, HP, Nortel, Spirent, Automation Research, 
 Elmic, Cal-(IT)2, IP Infusion, Alcatel, INS, Extreme Networks, Foundry 
 Networks, UNH-IOL, Internet2, Nokia, KMI, Ixia, IPv6 Promotional 
 Council, and the Northern Virginia Technology Council. Everyone 
 who wants to benefit from early adoption of the new generation Internet 
 will be at this conference in order to assess and to influence the 
 21st Century Internet. You should be there, too.</font></p>
 <p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">We would sincerely 
 appreciate it if you could put these dates on your calendar. You 
 can read a more complete description of the Summit and register 
 at <a href="http://www.usipv6.com/">http://www.usipv6.com</a>. In 
 addition to the presentations on December 9-11, there is also an 
 optional comprehensive IPv6 tutorial on the 8th - please register 
 NOW, because space is limited (and early registration saves you 
 up to 50%). If you live outside the D.C. area, you'll want to reserve 
 a room at the <a href="http://www.usipv6.com/hotel.shtml">Doubletree 
 Hotel</a> as soon as possible, to be assured of conference rates.</font></p>
 <p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">I will be happy 
 to discuss our conference and to answer any of your questions at 
 (310) 458-3233 -- or you can send an email to our dedicated information 
 desk at <a href="mailto:info@usipv6.com">info@usipv6.com</a>. We 
 hope you can attend and join us. We thank you in advance for your 
 support -- and for forwarding this invitation to other individuals 
 and companies who might want to attend the U.S. IPv6 Summit - see 
 you in December! </font></p>
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